Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-18
LOCAL JOTS.

Lead, $3.50; silver, 951E.
The first number of the Utah Industrial
isl is at hand.
The Utah Commission Office is quiet as the
grave to-day.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Han
amer bullion, $3.50
We are now to enjoy much-needed rest
from things theatrical.
Allen Lewis to-day purchased the feet
little PAGER known as Traveller"
Messrs. Bamberger and Raybould will sell
pools at the Race course tomorrow.
If the rain would either come or quit
threatening most people would be better
satisfied.
The remains of the late Louie Wells-Can-
non will arrive here from San Francisco on
Saturday morning next.
The Studebaker building is holding up its
head by the side of the big Coop with a
brand new coat of paint.
The Silver Gravs have abandoned their
work, in order that they may spend all the
time between now and Friday practicing for
their intended game with the Nationals.
Albert Nagly, the rustling horse dealer of
Richfeld, started back for his home to-day.
Mr.. n. came to the city few days since
with small band of horses, which he sold
before leaving.
II. j. Faust d. Son have lately received
several carloads of blooded horned stock and
horses The horses consist of Clydes, Nor
mans and one English Shire, and the cattle
Holsteins and Short-horns.
John Sprat, of P V. Junction, yesterday
made Chas. Parker, of this city, present of
two young owls. The birds are only four
weeks old, and vet they have already at
tanned the size of an ordinary chicken.
Clifton Byram, of Frisco, who is now
stopping at the White House, has received a
large number of beautiful sulphur speci-
mems from the sulphur mine near Milford
They are to be seen at the White House.
The programme for the races tomorrow
will be about as follows: Kitty B., trotter,
VS.. Broncho Jack, PAGER; Kitty q. against
time, 2:47; a running race and a general
practice for the flyers at the course. There
will be no entrance charges. All are invited
TO attend.
The Georgia Ministries had il in for a fair
sized audience at the Theatre last night
and didn't let 90 until everyone was nearly
dead. However, man who don't know bet
te- than to take in a colored minstrel show
deserves all he gets and should he the last
man to kick.
j. E. Markell and Thomas Swobe, proprie-
tors of the Willard Hotel of Omaha, arrived
at the Walker House last night. To day
they took a trip to Garfield beach, where
they intend runni- the hotel this summer
Mr.. Markell is President of the Union Pacific
Hotel Company.
If all the reports concerning the cause OF
the death of Louie Wells Cannon be true
and can DO proven, a strong case can be
made against John Q. on the polvgdmy
charge. There are likely to be many more
developments of startling nature in this
already sensational case.
81 suppose" said newspaper man to
Manager Clawson last evening, "if the
Georgia Infamous Minstrels apply for dates
at the Theatre in the future they will be al
lowed to have them' 'Not by jug-full, so
long as l am manager of the Theatre" was
the reply; ''but just observe the taste of the
people here. On the Thaiia company and
Janish We lost money, but on this concern we
made money"
The following from the Scientific Ameri-
eau is respectfully dedicated to the City
Council of this city: I'm the matter OF
Interstate commerce, the United States are
but one country, and IRE and must be sub
ject to one system of regulations, and not &c
multitude of systems; the doctrine OF the
freedom of commerce, except as regulated
by Congress- is so firmly established that II
Is unnecessary to enlarge further upon the
subject. Aud the law of Tennessee re-
curing drummer, before he sells goods 10y
sample in that State, 60 pay tax and take
ont license, is unconstitutional and void
Sabine Robbins VS.. the Taxing District OF
Shelby county, Tennessee